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The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-08
The Gait of Criminals.

MEDICAL RECORD.
Acurious study has been. made by Y
Peracchia of the differences between, eTygE
nails and Iaw-abidlng citizens, az exhiel@
by their walk ola Riforma Medlca, w
147, 1872. The author first made 9 ~
Der of observations to determine me ssssA
tons of normal progression, and fottna ~ HI
in good people the right pace 10 longer. VI
the left, the lateral separation o., tne VIZ
foot from the median line is less tflan Hass
the left, and the angle of deviation 9. Il
axis of the foot from a straight lIne lsstsa~
on the right side than on the left
But this is not all. DR.. Peraeehla ~
only shown us how we may Distinguish W.
inals i'll general, but has laid the peghlls@sss
of the differential diagnosis betFeen $3.50
sorts of evildoers. The. following ny ~ H #
distinguishing characteristics whlch " :
servations have et{sbled him to forIi1ia 49,
1. Thieves-Tn those who are pieuihse H.
to appropriate the property Of DINERS W., M
a pronounced widening of the Daes
port together with a very long step.
9. Assassins-In those who nave lhaaas
their hearts the base OF support Is nosas
as it is in thieves, since the angle IorhiEs i
the axis of the foot with the medlan iagf
less obtuse, but the sinistrai1ty peuasca
their footprints is very marked.
These discoveries are OF a very lngel9
character. and il the criminal eould ~
duced to walk before the honestman, ND
of following him ss he usually aoss, Il
might also be prt to n practical use. lorN
good citizens could diagnose the r9guF
his tracks, and might thus be enaDlea W.
cape robbery, or assassination, as Ehe
mighS be, ~
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-08

Massachusetts, pays for maintaining 7
conyicts$S0o, 600 per year more thsA~
produce.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-08
Appointment of Members Of the 81
CommrStee.

SpecIdI 10 IH5 IImts-DtHIUULdb.
BATON ROUGE, Oct. 4.-Col. John YOU'D
of Shreveport, president of the Demoensj
State nominating convention of 1888
virtue of the authority vested in him byHf
convention, has appointed Gen; John Gin
Jr., and Pierre Lanaux, of New 0rbEl
members-at-large of the Democratic Sa
Central Committee in place Of Joseph BE-
deceased, and T. F. Perrodin, reslgneI
ton by the State Central Committee.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-08

Correspondence
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONVENTION.
acceptance Of Hon. Logs 81. Martin.
Rooms EXECUTIVE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE OIL
the First Congressional District. DEMO-
New Orleans, Oct 9, 1884.
Hon. Louis st. Martin:
Dear Sir-In accordance with party usage
it becomes my duty, as the representative of
the conservative nominating
convention of the First Congressional Dis
trict, formally to tender you the domination
of the party to be its candidate for election
to the Federal House of Represen 5atives. I
enclose the platform adopted by the unani-
NOUS vote of that body, and respectfully re-
quest your immediate acceptance of the cam
your Endorsement of the principles enunci-
ated by the Democracy of the district in con-
Yentlon assembled. / remain, respectfully,
THos. j. FoRD, Chairman.
New ORLEANS, Oct. II. 1884.
Hon: T. J.. Ford, Chairman Executive Campaign
COMMITTEES. First Congressional District,
Democratic Party:
Dear Sir-i haze the honor to acknowledge
the r.eceipt. Of your communication of the
Stn INSTANT. informing me officially OF my
nomination BY the Democratic Convention
OF the First Congressional District of Louis
lana as thsir candidate to represent this dis
srict in the F%orty-nlnth Congress of the
Ullted States, and also q copv OF the plat
form and resolutions adopted by said con-
yention.
| accept this nomination with extreme diff
deTee, sincerely regretting that the choice
of the convention did not fall upon one more
worthy than myself to carry to victory the
standard Ct that grand old party Of equal
loved SO long and SO much. But this sneI-
pected and unsolicited nomination, 80 freely
and spontaneously rendered, leaves me no
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-13
Notes


Hogs lower.
Cattle market takes a step down.
\. B. Hall, Cresion, was IN with car OF
cattle.
The decline in other markets forces prices
down here.
J. Gilmore Weeping Water came in with
two cars VI cattle.
George Smith, Tekamah, was looking over
the masEe, today.
Mons Nelson. Harrington, was in with a
load Of butcher stock.
Il. c, Robbins. Hilisdale. was here with
three loads OF cattle.
Il. B. Ganme, Herman. was in and sold
three loads Of cattle.
:, c. Dod-e. Wood River, came in with
three loads OF sheep.
Clay r.atner. Council Bluffs, was over with
three loads OF cattle.
John Quinn. Wood River, was here and
marketed a load OF hogs.
Joseph Ison, Wakefield, was here and
marketed = load of cattle.
O. A. johnson, Greenwood, came in to-day
and marketed a Car OF cattle.
T. J. Scatter. SIDNEY, Ia. was in with a
load OF cattle and 4 load OF hogs.
o. Greens, Herman. was in to-day with two
loads OF cattle and load OF hogs.
+. II, GIi55.e, Wakefield, was in and mar
keted Two loads OF corn !et-steers.
4. p Corbin. Burlington junction, No
was in and sold three loads of hogs.
William Frazier Wins,de, Seb.. was IN
with six cars of cattle and one of hogs.
j. Z. Goodell, Western. Neb.. was in and
sold Eve loads OF cattle and four loads OF
hogs
Mir. Smell. OF Smell * Aguew. Ashland.
was In and sold three loads OF cattle and one
F. W. Black, P.at,smouth. frequent
shipper 10 tie yards was in and sold TWO
cars OF hogs.
Nj wes.eryelt Norfolk, came in today
with a load of hogs and a load OF corn-fet
cattle which he sold on the market.
There is a good deal OF complaint made
about the loss and delay OF dispatches sent
from and received at the stock yards.
The following We're among those having
cattle in; J. j Tgacy, Wayne, load; I. II.
shelby, . loads; Guthrie * oskamp. Ctarks.
loads; j. c. Welch, Clarinda, load; Meis.
ner 81 Taylor, Shelton. | load; J: t. Roll.
Mead. ! load; John Wa-ner, Newton,
loads; c. Ii. Wagner, brooks, Ia, load.
Among others having hogs on to-day mar
ket were the following: +. N. Barch, Stroms-
burg; J. +. Hunt, Pap.llion: Morse Rogers &
Gardiner, A. a Co, Scrihner; F. c. Bliss,
Howells: B. +. Simpson. Brayron o. Greene.
herman; ]. II. B!enkiron, Coleridge o.
Burgess Weeping Water; \. i. Spea.man,
SbTllsLt4l. -Alllseu M D., SlANcE l4I!. VI.
Bremer Bin. cham; l.. Akin, Clarinda: j. c.
Welch, C!arinda: Morcy & D., Clearheld
Strt Il BRYANT. Coin; St Paul National
bank: Nicholas & B.. Ord: D. Anderson, Co
lumbus; ". }. Davis, Dannebrog; Fredrcks
n son, Gibbon: Reno & storrs Ewing; II
Ford. Bromnc!d; Poland X Hupp, Aurora:
johnson * A.. Hubbell; Thomas & D..
buckle S Co, Yilllsca; ID. X. Grabill. Mas
sena, la: A. +. Osey, Coming. Ia; t. W.
Black, Plattsmouth; C. II. Wagner, Brooks,
Iowa
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-13
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Jan. l2.-The Drover's Journa al
reports A. follows:
Cattle-Receipts 300; weak and lCa2oc
lower; shipping steers, S3.4o[G+90: fancy
steers. S5.3g; StocSerS and feeders strong az
S2.+0d5.>J; cows, bulls ana mixed, Si.j5'9
$40: bulk S2l5f2.7 20: Texas cattle 81 Is
g2.25; meal fed Wyom nEs 20.
Hogs-Receipts. 500; slow at lc(6l5c
lower closing bad; rough and mixed. S4.oo
GAS; packing and shipping, Si.ieGi IS:
light. S3.SDd4.45: skips. S275G3,60.
Sheep-Receipts. $500: slow and l0dl5c
lower: natives. s.. jGs4ao: western. S3.uoG
AS; Texans, 81 .25Gil0 lambs, S4.0oG5.1j
ST. Louis Jan. 2.-Cattle-Receipt., :, 900;
shipments, 100; easier: choice heavy native
steers, s4.2jdI.70; fair 10 good shipping
steers, S3.f9G42j; butchers steers, fair TO
choice. SS.Oad+.0o: feeders, fair 10 good
S2.6093. 10; stockers, fair to good. s2.oog
Hog.-Receipts, 10000 shipments, zoo:
dull at lo9lic lower: closed weak: choice
heavy and butchers selections, 81 a.. 20:
packing. fai- 20 good. S43Fdi.45; Workers.
medium TO fancy, Si.20G+&5; pigs, common
10 good, S3.l0gi.i0.
Kansas City. Jan. - .-Cat:le-ReceiptS,
ZOO; shipments, none: heavy shipping
grades SLOW; light shipping and butchers
stun steady; common - choice, S3.5o9-.iJ: /:
stOckers, S2.6Jd2eo: feeding steers, $500
$3.50: cows, 81 5G43.l0.
Hogs-RaceiDts, l.iI0; shipments, l6nU;
weak and slow al 100 l5c lower; common TO
choice, Si.lQd4.bj.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Jan. l2-! Special Telegram TO
the BEE. l-CATTLE-On January II. ISs5
Chicago received 1886 cattle, the largest
numhe. received in one day before or since.
Ii was the result OF the sudden raise OF the
snow blockade, which every cattle shipper
seemed to think would prevent everybody
but him from getting to market. The re-
ceipts to-day Were not so heavy, but the roads
have lately all been open and the big and eX-
cessiye run TO-DAY was simply the result of
anxiety on the part OF feeders TO convert
their cattle into money rather than feed high
priced corn in such cold weather and take
chances on any future advance. Lately
there tas been days when the cattle market
was very strong, and many counuymen were
inclined 10 think the middle OF tnis week a
good time 10 be here. The market early was
glutted, but not with choice stock, and even
though there was a very heavy run here
to-day the poorness Of quality would indicate
anything but an abundance OF good fat cattle
in the country. During the week sales have
inferior 10 very extra cattle. Sales
to-day were made very nm
evenly, bids being l5G45c lower and hardly
any two sales being alike. on the general
average, however. prices were aooht l5c
lower than yesterday, the decline being on
common 10 medium cattle. Fancy and
double extra steers al s5pp and above cut no
important figure in the market. 4 ear OF
fancy 1855 10 steers sold at $3.50. Shipping
steers. 1850 10 l5cO lbs, SILICA 90; I2rO to
1870 lbs, SS.9lg+ -: go to 300 los. 3. 3Dl
-; Stockers and feeders. strong az s.. 20 a
8 50: cows, bulls and mixed. sl.5jGS 10; bulk,
S1l5G9. 10: Texas cattle, S2-Jd&2i.
HoGs-The market was slow, dull and lNG
l5c lower than the average yesterday, closing
dull, with large number leftin the hands OF
both commission men and speculaiOTs. A
faxy hGa SpiH NJ NJ ~ .
packers -. Sci 20, and common So 7aIi. 10.
Light sorts, Si.UlI+50
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-13
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS
General Produce.

Wednesday, Jan. y.
The foll0lcillI prices are rOr round lO,s Ot
produce, as sold on the marie, to-day. The
quotations on fruits represent me prices q.
trli,j. Olitside orders are TllGL
EGGs-U nchanged snd steady ar 2ic fro
strictly fresh Cold storage, slow sale al a
discount, and pickled or salted not wanted.
BUTTEE-CreameTy, strictly choice, solid
packed. 27,92sc; ! and 2-lb rolls, 2aa3lc
dairy rolls choice, l7,Glsc fair 10 good, l2a
iic; Inferior grades, 6dl3c.
CHEEsE-FulI cream cheidars, single, Is &c;
full cream flats, ,tw ms. lS.C; young American,
25. Limburger, l3c; brick. lialic.
PoULTRY-Chickens s0:Ac turkeys, slow
sale al iOGllc; geese and ducks, Sgl0c.
tIAMF-AS the season for some kinds OF
game and yen.-O is now legally over, the
demand has dropped oil considerably and
prices are not a high nor as rTM as they
have been. Deer aud antelope saddles, per
u, se9c: carra>s. $50; jack rabbits, per dOz,
per doz, $50; quail, do, 81 25; snipe and
p!oyeT, do, sl.=j: geese, do, 500, ducks: mall
lard, per doL sa.-5 I-jl; teal, 90, Sl.5J;
uliNed, do, Sl.iog-.p0; brauts, do, 500.
pSIpSs-NeIy scarce and choice .toak
avoi25e at sl.-5dl.io per bush.
REANs-ln more liberal supply and 2 little
.oweE; ta.li0sn.as, SL-g4l.7j: domestic,
choice c,een. 81 500Lo1
APFLEs-Ihe market i very firm and
stocks are very small. Choice Missouri are
quoted al si0OGt -, Michigan, s4u1d459.
PoIAroEs-Inet trade is limited to lie sale
q SINAI. lots, few sacks II time. Choice
stock sells al t5c.
NEGETABLE>-Swert potatoes, F'y Jer-
seEs, Fer 10. .: rl'abaZas, Ter bbI s40O:
carrots s2uD, white turnils. per boi.. Szuo:
paTsn p, per obl. s no; heeIs, psz BIOL,
e-.pi- cabbssrs, FeT To-, Fl. &c.
CELEBY-I.e market Is steady. Choice
si9,S uer dOz-. Sc extra large, Ter dJz. SOC.
oYSTERS-AediIms, 2lc; standards, -:
selects, =; e1IFA selects, sc; y. /. counts,
..e.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-13
FINANCIAL

New York. Jan. l2. 2.-MovEY-On call
easy st 2,t5 per cent. closing at per cent,
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6g7 peT
GnI
SIERrISG ENcHASGE-Qu'e and steady
al - s2t. for sixty day bills; s4.S Ter de-
mand.
GoyERyMkNTs-Goyer bonds were
duh but steady,
SToCKs.-'The opening OF the stock market
was weak, Richmond q Vest Point which
showed the largest loss, oeing down q ller
cent Business was dull though prices con-
tinued steady for = short time, Richmond 4
West Point, however, being notably strong.
prices declined below the oIening figures.
There was some Improvement during the
afternoon and the market. upOn the coveTin g
OF sLcvts, herame moderately active aud
r.Csed strong, close 10 the opening ngures.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-13

bhI4tN Ol. i'.NpJ --'.VJ
ST; Louts. Jan. ls.-wheat-weak; No.
s. 'yH .c. '''' - s'' '1' ~ '''
Corn--IrresuIar: No. mixed, cash 81 9
S'1c; February, IS; May, $,i1c. 80
Oats lrr-Eular No. , mixed. cash, =, 2
2',,;c; February, 2>'-c E: May, ao'.c.
Rye-Nomiual at &c.
Whiskv-S1.l3
pofs-EaSy q; sic ..
IaTd-Easy at SG.l0
.Bq.ter-steady; creamery. 2la2St; dairy
Is &c
Afternoon board. -whea,-F.r,n at 3. "a sc
higher. Corn Strong at &C higher. Oats
| Unchanged.
Liverpool, Jan. l2.-wheat-Duu: Gait.
forria No. |, : docs ~ per Genital; red
western winter. : siatTs ID.
Corn-Qniet: old mixed, western, 4 I'd
PER Genital.
Kansas City. Jan. - weaker;
No. red, cash. &C bid, February, 7Jc bid;
Corn.Stssdy; No. :, cash, 6 C; February,
Size: May, Sc
Oats-No quotations.
New York. Jan. l2.-Wheat-Spot les,
active; options opened heavy. declined II
C, later ruled stronger. advanced i Z &c,
closing hrW; receipts F.,C0o: exports, -
90: Ungraded red, 81 t4i c: No. red,
@uSc; Nc rei. &c: extra red. exc in ee-
vatoT. sc delivered: Nc. , red. re IN ele.
vator, O. Sssc delivered: February closing
q. @.3r.
CoEn--Cash a shade lower: options tTiile
better. closing nrm. trade very light; re-
cripfs ii.pV: exports. 5000; uusraded. !, q
SO: No. 3, i'c in elevator; No. =. ~. G4TA. c
in elevator; February closing at 4si- c.
Osts-A shade easier and less active: re-
ceipt>. 6l.ptD: exports. none: mixed western,
DC&.c; white western. S-lEi2c.
Pesroleum-Firin: United closed at 1l',c.
EsEs--Quiet and weak; western. @2G5ic.
Pork S:eady and quiet: mess quoted at
Sl20bNi2.;-i for one-yeaT.old.
Lari-Opened weak and closed firm: west
ern steam. spot, S6.61iE.
Butter-Firm and in fair demand western,
l2sc2>c; Elgin creamery, SC.
Cheese-ouiet but Irm; western lat, ll.t
l2;.c.
Milwaukee,. Jan. -wneat-Firmer:
cash, &c: February, sc: May, - C.
Corn-Steady: No. ,, s6 C.
Os,s-Qulet; No. ., % c.
Rye->teady. No. !, 81.
Barley-Steady: No. >, Sc.
P-oyisions-W easer; pork, January, Sil6o;
February, Su.62}s.
Cincinnati. Jan. l2.--wneat-Firm; No.
> red. sc.
Corn-.Quiet;, No. mixed. Sc,
RYe-EaSier: No. .. 5q.. IGJr.
Pork-DUll q; Sl2.S7:..
Lapi-Firm at Si.25.
ssy-S.eady al s.. lG.
Minneapolis. Jan. l2--wheat-Ac Give
and steady. with large sales Of No. hard for
nc; MAY, S3i.c: No. ! northern. cash. 1Gc;
February 16, .c; MAY. sc; 30 > northern,
cash, 75c: February. 55;.c; MAY. Sic.
FloGr-Firm; uatents, St.j9Gi-'V; bakers,
Receipts-whea,, 10000 bu.; -four. 20
s6ipments-wheat, 2sG?o bu.; -four, ID. .oeo
bbls,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-13
Hogs.

The receipts OF hogs were heaYier than yes
terdAy by 70O. The heavy run n all points
and the reported decline IN other markets
had a depressing effect upOn the market here.
The hu, erS we're all on tie ground but did
mot s,l9H nuyI ery 49,, a. a,t p", anu he Sie
market was a strong ldc lower than yesieT-
days market Before the InaTKer closed
nearly everything was sold, Only a Few loads
being left over.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-13
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
" ednesday, Jan. u.
Cattle.

The receipts Of cattle were heavier than
they have been for several months. Owing
to the heavy decline in eastern markets and
tie over supply OF stock, the market here was
Is r-aoc lower. The market was flooded vita
butchers stuff, especially with the poorer
grades TheTr We're also a good many yery
choice cattle in; one load, which was the
best that has been seen in the yards in long
time, brought $40, in spite OF tie decline IN
the market
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-13
STOCKS OK WALL STREET.
rRopuCE MAEKEr.

Chicago. Jan. la.-Fo!lowins quotations
s.e the 2:su closing EguTFs:
FLOUR - Oliet, but firm and I'M
changed; winter Whfat HouT, 81. G,9 20,
southe.I. s4.lG.ss. -; Wisconsin, sac
@AU:., 9.catgsn sUfG spUns wheSt,
S&,ASs:SC; 4..ass9ia .o-EeTS ss19S
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-13
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JANUARY 49, 1887

CRANBE RRfEs-7Cape Cod. fancy. pet bbl,
sl2OU: tell and btsle per bbl, sl0co
BANANAs-BananaS, yellow. per bunch.
s2mG3 y; bananas yellow. large, pei bunch,
s. ipG25n.
LENoSs-NessiRs, per box 500
UEANGES-FlOTsda. choice 80 ,24O To box
s5u: do box lots. S4-5: Valencia. Ter
case. $50. California Riverside, pes boN,
s415
MAFir SUGAB-S Strictly pure. - 10 boxes.
per 10. 15c: choice c bricks. > ID boxes. per
h. l2c choice penny ca6es. Is 10 boxes. per
SArER KBAur-Per 81 sal Dol, 500; Is
gal. half boi $50
Provisions Ham, su-ar-cured. IKE:
breakfast bacon. sugar cured, boueleSS. lU.s /.
shoulders, &c: clear side bacon. g: dry salt
sides. &c: dried beef hams. l4c: dried beef
regular. lie: mess uork. per Dol. Sl2.Jl: lard.
- 10 cans. Fairbanks. CSC: lard. TO- and 5
10 ralls. Fairbanks, a. .ISs.c.
FLoUE AND MILLSTUFFS-N inter wheat
-four best quality uaient. S3.1j. second gu3l-
ity. SL2rr2 .; beSt quality sprInz wheat
-four. vaient S26Ad47O: W. j. We,shau's
bucswheat flour, per Dol. Sc ~: do double
sacks. S&n1 ler hundred; w. J. Nelshan's
No |. ready raised, forty 2is 10 packages in
case $50: do. twenty 10 packages In case.
$40: bran, 70c per cwt: chopped feed. 15c per
cwt; white corn meal. !pClrS Loo: yellow corn
meal. % &C per cwt; screening, jNgi5C per
cwt: homiuy. SlS: shorts. 1uc per cWt:
graham. Sl.1j; hay, in bales, SLCO per ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-13

40: patents. s4.5o,94.sJ: low grades s1.oJs
20: we four. Qulet at SS.&JI5.cg IN barrels
and S32Og3.4O in ssrks.
Wheat-AyeraEed lower than Yesterday,
carly closing hrmer: cash, 1Sac: February,
= .c: May. = i-iic.
Corn-Steady with a moderate business
fuctuated within a small range. and closed
ltgi1c bftteT than yesterday. cash, SN-c:
February. - c May, 42c.
Osts-fairly active and frm, with no de-
eided change: cash, Si.c; February -Glsc;
MAY. $lisc.
Rye-Dull 81 80.
Bariey-Quiet ~ Sc.
Timothy seed-Prime. 81. S>gi.qo.
Seed-Sl.0l.
Whisky-Si.iS
Pork-Aciiye and unsettled: opened lo6
l2isc lower advanced S0 e. later weakened
and gradually reced l2-s .rl1.. but near close
rallied 1is.dlo', with a still further advance
oi "gili.cr cash, Sll.C5 February, Sii65i1 +;
May Sl3C-is.
Lard-Noderaiely active; ruled 2HTic
lower, closing steady; cash. S%5!'l; March,
500: Nav. s6s5.
Bulk Neats-Shouliers - sSEiey: short
clear. S6.4}d64i; short ribs. S5I.
Blter-Quiei; creamery, 2493ic dairy.
lS,d &c.
Chee>e-Qllet: ful cream cheddars. II
wl2A G: Hats, l. l..4c; young Americas,
l2tIgl2C: skins. NJl-iac.
Egcs-ll.G - c.
Hides-Steady and unrhanEed: Green.
bull. f'.c: dry salted. lldl2e
dr. flint l2al4c: dearons. - each.
Iahow-No country, s, &C; No, :, 25sc;
cake sg
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-13
sheep.

there was no market for them and they were
re-shipped east. There is very Little encOur-
a-emeul toT a shipper 10 ship HI sheep here,
a. there is not demand enough 20 maze q
steady market.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-13
AhinlllnnfS

All sales Of stock IN this market are made
per cwt. live weight unless otherwise stated.
Dead hogs sell At c peg 10. tDT all weights.
skins. or hogs weighing les than lpJ loS.
noVaiue. Pregnant sowS are dOcEei iJ los
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-13
wing the pEeya.l!nS gT..es paid for I've

Showing the prevailing pr.-es paid for I've
stock on THIS market.
Choice steers 1850 10 800 'bs. o.. SAS0Gi.s0
IEcicr SteeTs. ll'u 10 lsJJ lbs. s.I1g4.-f
ticCd tee rs......-.............. 1.-5Es..D
tIOod 10 ctogc: c1TIl-fcl COW, &c.. 4.7Sg3.2F
FalT 70 me- lgm grass cOws...... ZUFG2.1J
Good 70 cha.rs ol!ls............ l50R3gl
Light AMI medium hoss.:....... 425CAS5
tiCqt 10 choice Eeayy Co.'s ..... 4.4e4i.ia
Coco 20 choice mixed aOgS-..... Sal Ji.s@
lfCod - cAOlcc sheep -....s...,.. 275 t-i.-J
Fax 10 sQ3i aeRE............. --5g2.J . .
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-13
Range ofPricps.

Showing The highest and lowest prices
paid f0s loads OF hogs on this market durU :
the past seven days and for the same time
last month and las. year:
ne-. ls.L Jan. L.. Van. lss5
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-13
Groccrs' List.

P1cKGEs-M Medium. in bo,s, $50; do. In
half bo,S. $50: small, in bblS, $50: do. in
halt bolS s435; -eshrkinS, in bbls $3.50; do,
SYRuP-No. 10. 4-sallon kegs. sL0aL25:
New orleans per gallon S>I46c maple syrup.
half bbiS. ''old time. per gallon. a.. ! sal
Ion cans per doz, 5000; halt gallon cans,
per doz. $3.50: quart cans, $50.
SrARCH-Mlrror glass. / ID, &C: mirror
glUSs, %. SIC: mirror gloss, 6lh 6 &C;
Graves corn. ! lh,6.sc: kinssfoTd's corn 10.
&c: kingsford's gloss. 10. SC; kinc>ford' :
gloss, 10. sc; hinEstorG's pure, ID. ''.c;
ToBAcco-Piue. climax. SO; horseshoe.
sc: star. %1n; sprarhead, sc: piperheidS cI,
cJc: gold shield. sic; merry war, PC; j. T..
CANNED Goops-OySterS. standard. per ca 80.
SS.l5I221: strawberries, > %. per ease. $40:
T1>pocTrIeS. 10, per case, $40: Ca.lfOrn a
pears, Der case. Si.jl: apricotS. ler ca> q;
500. peaches. pr case, $500: white cher
b.Urb-rrie> PER case. SIS: egg plums. , 10
per case. s2.5l: p!neapplaS. 10. per case
s. 5Net5.'5; 10 ma keel. per doz. 81. %:
/ 10 salmon, reI dnz, Si.ja1L55: 10 goose.
berries, per cl,e, Sl7j; , 10 string beans. pr
case. Sl.7U: > ID lima heauS. per case Sl.61:
% narrow iat peas, Ver case. $40 ~ 5l;2 ID
early june peas, per case. 81 ID toms-
toes. s ID --.JJ;2 b corn S2i1G225 "a
DRIED EEUIT-No. quarter apples. 5 4
&c: in cvapoyated boxes. II: GlSc: blacE-
berries. boxes. llGll1sc; peaches, SAT- Lake.
~. lN-L 10 C: peaches. eNGp0rated l5-sc g.:
lsc: raSpberrLe>. new, &c: currents, g 4 i,
pruneS. new 6 "a sc.
SUGAES Powdered. 7e: cut loaf.
t5lS5i.c; granu!ated.6.. dGi4 C: contectioners'
4. .G'c: standard extra {. .. Ijs .c; extra
c. -.8j.sc; medium yellow. s7.Sjc.
CoFFEFS-Ordinarv grades, l4;s El'c fai
lnGl5isc; prime. liis'clf.c: choice, lSRlrHC:
fancy green and yellow. Ii gl7c: old gov
eminent Java. Hr-6c; interior Java. 10. I
pc; Mocha - G-iC: ATGuckle's roasted
21-.c. Mcl.auEnl.n'S NNNN roasted, o.. c:
Dlw0rth's nc: Rcd Cross. 21t.c.
NATCHEs-Per caGiie. 2>c: square cases,
Sl.10: mule square Sl3D
CANDY-MiNei. 9RllL.c: stick. : gaze
CEACKERs-G soda, butter and
picnic. 5-se: creams, >s.c; ginger snaps, si1c;
soAFs-kifss sayon imperial. s2,7o;
Kinks white Russian, 81 90: KRIS white
cap, 90: dome. sS.>5; washboard, $50;
white cloud. S375.
tUES AND SKIN>-The following prices
are for prime. well handled skins; Beaver.
prime, clean per luUGd. Sl.jEr;i %: fall. : l. -
s2.0l: IAeaty ana inferior. 81 CIGIl -. Bear.
brown and grizzly. S5.0hG>qr: cubs and
yearlinEs. S2.rhd+oo. Badger. j}gGA,. Cat.
Wild. ava ;Cc: domestic. black. lCisl5c: do
mestir. sUndry colorS. Jr>c. Fox, red. 81 %
q -: cross, S2o1T+.0p: grey. 401i1c: silver.
SlbtCG 900. Fisher Si.0oTG0l otter. =. ~
GG %. Martin. Sl.Onrl.15. Muskrat, win
ter. large, l,c; Tall. 5e sitts, lr- MINK, large,
dark, 81 4Gc: small aud pale l5d9c, Rae
2lT2lc Skunk. common. lJd4". Wolf.
large grey. Sl.50d2il: coyote or prairie. 7-d
9)c. Deer and antelope, winter. Yer pound
ljr. Iall ana summer, per pound, 3c.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-13
Dry LUMBER.
DIMENSIONS AND TIHBERs,

CEILING AND PARTlEIpN-
- 81 con- IN White Pine Partition ....s 90 q!
I'd Com. :, in. Norway Pine Ceiling :... 400
FENCING.
No. !, s. g inch, II ani lf f., rough. sl7.E
No. 2, & inch, y and IL t.. Tougn... l4.0J